Jim Newheiser

Jim Newheiser Help! I Need to Forgive (Teens)

It has often been said that there is no perfect church. But there is also no perfect church member. As the old joke goes, if you find a perfect church you shouldn't join it, because if you do it won't be perfect anymore. Whenever sinners work together in

“Why can’t I change?” Have you ever asked this? Maybe you want more discipline in your eating habits. Or perhaps you struggle to keep your spending under control or maintain daily Bible reading and prayer. Change is hard, and our attempts often result in

Help! I've Been Rejected
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Help! I've Been Rejected
$5.99Model Number: LL57Author: Jim Newheiser
Booklet, 64 pages
ISBN 9781633423688

Rejection is a universal experience—we all know how deeply it can hurt, whether it comes from a romanti

Anger is widespread; it is even a major problem among professing Christians. While people express anger in different ways, controlling it is a challenge for each of us. Some feel powerless as anger rises. Others try to justify themselves. The question tha

Sadly, many people are the silent victims of abuse. Jim Newheiser brings biblical perspective and wisdom to bear on such situations.

Abuse is a growing problem, and those who have been abused need help. This mini-book equips the reader to offer compass

Drawing on decades of counseling experience, Jim Newheiser explores forty crucial questions relating to the complexities of marriage, divorce, and remarriage—unpacking the answers given in God’s Word. This useful reference work for pastors, counselors, an

In an accessible Q&A format, biblical counselor and former financial consultant Jim Newheiser presents financial wisdom that is grounded in faithful biblical exegesis and rooted in sound theology. How can you create and balance a budget? How can you get o

Do you have money troubles? Often the underlying issue is not money but the promise of security, possessions, and pleasure that it brings. To lay a strong foundation for true financial success usually involves a change in perspective rather than in income

Many parents strive to find a formula guaranteed to make their kids turn out right, and there are plenty to choose from--perhaps too many. Are any of the methods worthwhile? Where should a parent start?